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This document provides information for a new third grade student. It answers common questions about supplies, lining up, snacks, water bottles, backpacks, school start time, homework, whether third grade will be fun, and introduces the teacher, Mrs. Staples.
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Mrs. Carrie Sims will be the second grade teacher this year. She has many years of experience teaching children and wants her students to feel free to contact her with any questions or concerns. Her classroom rules require students to work quietly, listen carefully, work and play safely, and be respectful. Consequences for breaking rules include verbal warnings, written warnings, being sent to the principal's office, and parent-teacher conferences. The daily schedule outlines the class's academic subjects and activities throughout the day.
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This document provides an overview of classroom policies and procedures for a 5th grade classroom. It introduces the teacher, Mr. Puttmann, and his family. It outlines the daily schedule, including times for breakfast, classes, lunch, recess. It describes classroom rules around desks, lockers, supplies, and bathroom breaks. It also discusses grading policies, homework expectations, birthday celebrations, and ending the school day. The teacher welcomes questions from students.
Newsletter sept 28, 2012
Mrs. Ealy's 2nd grade class had a successful first month of school. They participated in the school's Fun Run and have been working hard in their classes. This week they reviewed math concepts, increased their reading stamina, practiced storytelling in writing, and discussed respect in health class. Upcoming events include picture day on October 2nd and parent teacher conferences later in the month.
Newsletter sept 28, 2012
Mrs. Ealy's 2nd grade class had a successful first month of school. They participated in the school's Fun Run and have been working hard in their classes. This week they reviewed math concepts, increased their reading stamina, practiced storytelling in writing, and discussed respect in health class. Upcoming events include picture day on October 2nd and parent teacher conferences later in the month.
First Day Powerpoint Expectations
This document provides an overview of classroom policies and procedures for a 5th grade classroom on the first day of school. It introduces the teacher, Mrs. T.G., who has over 15 years of teaching experience. It outlines the daily schedule, expectations for student behavior and organization, grading policies, and special events like birthdays. Students are informed of bathroom times, lining up procedures, and end of day dismissal.
Sept 27
Tina Martin introduces herself as the new 3rd grade teacher. She has over 10 years of teaching experience and is excited to meet the students. The summary provides information on the shining star of the week, an upcoming open house, and homework expectations. Discipline policies and supply lists are also attached. The document outlines the classroom schedule and procedures.
Newsletter may 11, 2012
The teacher informs parents about recent math test results, with most students doing well but some making simple mistakes. The letter discusses test preparation strategies being used in class and encourages parents to practice addition and subtraction facts at home. It also announces an upcoming math tournament and assessment on counting by 3s and 4s. The letter provides updates on classroom activities, learning topics, and upcoming special events like making tie-dye shirts.
Open House PowerPoint
Miss Conrad introduces herself as the new fourth grade teacher. She enjoys being outside, has two sisters, likes to travel, has a dog, and her favorite color is purple. Her goals for the year are to help students develop skills needed for fourth grade, provide an interesting classroom, and guide students' academic and social growth. The document outlines classroom rules, behavior management, daily schedule, important milestones, homework procedures, supply lists, volunteering opportunities, and ways to contact the teacher.
Newsletter sept 28, 2012
Mrs. Ealy's 2nd grade class had a fun and productive first month of school. They participated in the Fun Run fundraiser and are working on math, reading, writing, and health lessons. Upcoming events include Picture Day, Student Count Day, and Parent Teacher Conferences. The teacher reminds parents to check homework and the weather, and to contact her with any questions.
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Tameka Butler
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Open house PowerPoint
This document provides an overview of the upcoming school year from Miss Conrad, a first grade teacher. It includes introductions of Miss Conrad, her goals for students, classroom rules and procedures, daily schedules, milestones and topics covered, homework procedures, supply lists, volunteering opportunities, contact information, and a thank you for attending an open house event. The document aims to prepare parents and students for what to expect in the first grade classroom.
Welcome to 3rd grade open house
Mrs. Taylor welcomes parents to her 3rd grade class. She asks parents to sign in, take a handout, and complete a questionnaire to return tomorrow. Parents should help their child find their desk and goody bag. The daily schedule is provided, including periods for science, reading, language, spelling, math, social studies, lunch, exploratory, and acceleration. The document also provides information about book bags, including weight limits and proper carrying techniques to encourage good back care. General information is given about dress for air conditioning, recess snacks, and donating small treats for the treat box.
Technology power point policies
The document outlines the daily schedule, classroom rules, and consequences for Miss Megan's 6th grade classroom, including starting each day with "stop light" discipline levels, using necklaces to designate bathroom/drink/office trips, and using a "1, 2, 3" routine for transitions between classes. It also includes information about specials schedule, birthdays, and classroom jobs.
Newsletter march 2, 2012
Mrs. Ealy's 2nd grade class update includes information about upcoming specials, field trips, and celebrations. The class earned a pizza party for bringing in the most box tops. She encourages parents to volunteer to read in the classroom during reading month and sends home a reading calendar and scale to track reading minutes. The letter also provides details on what topics the class is learning about in different subjects.
Information for parents
If you are thinking about enrolling your child at Ridgway School - this is essential viewing. Advice from our students about how things work here.
Welcome to central web power point april
Mrs. Mizell's letter welcomes parents to Central Elementary School and thanks them for their involvement. It encourages positive behavior from students and outlines upcoming activities like a physical activity opportunity and talent show. Important dates are announced, including field trips, teacher appreciation week, and the last day of school. Updates are provided on what each grade is studying in various subjects.
Newsletter march 16, 2012
Mrs. Ealy's 2nd grade class had a successful St. Patrick's Day celebration with a green buffet. Some students have been forgetting classroom rules with spring weather arriving. This week they finished fractions in math and continued learning about nonfiction texts in reading. Upcoming events include Cozy Read in Day, a landform project, and spring break.
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Meet and Greet
- 2. 1.Where do I put my supplies? If you have them, put them in your desk. If you’re bringing them tomorrow, that’s okay too. Donated items can go on the back table. All supplies should be here by Monday, Aug. 23.
- 3. 2. Where do I line up in the morning? Line up outside the classroom door. We are next to the Kindergarten area. You should wait in line quietly starting at 8:40 in the morning.
- 4. 3. Can I bring a snack? Yes! Keep snacks simple such as cut fruits or veggies, goldfish, etc. No candy please.
- 5. 4. Can I bring a water bottle? Yes, water bottles are a great idea. Water bottles need to stay on the floor next to your desk to avoid spills.
- 6. 5. Where will my backpack go? It can stay on the back of your chair or you can pick a spot in the closets on the first day of school.
- 7. 6. What time does school start? The first bell rings at 8:50. Second bell is at 8:55. You need to be here and sitting down with the second bell. Please try to be on time every day as we have lots to do in third grade.
- 8. 7. Will we have homework? Of course. We have homework binders and get to choose our homework from a menu. Homework is due every week. Sometimes we have special homework. Our first special homework is to collect stickers and pictures to decorate our writer’s journals with. This is due on Friday, August 20th.
- 9. 8. Will third grade be fun? You bet. We learn awesome things like cursive handwriting, writing personal narratives, reading more challenging fiction and non-fiction stories, geography, and great science activities. I love to have fun in my classroom with lots of movement and activities. I loved school when I was a little girl and strive to make school fun for you too!
- 10. 9. Who is this Mrs. Staples? Mrs. Staples is a third grade teacher at Fall River. This is her 9th year of teaching. This is her 1st year at Fall River. She loves to read, ski, garden and go on vacations. She has a husband (Eric), 2 children (Ella & Thomas) and 2 black labs (Daisy & Lily) at home. She cares deeply about her students and is always willing to help them learn. She was born in Colorado and love living here.
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